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Hiram ~ -i..-y. defendant:
tuU are Hereby required I" aEIa;lT IL an action
Brought aGa,I=t you ~ the atoVc named plain
If IN the District CoUTt OF he Third judicial
District Of the Territory of Washington. holding
terms al the city OF Pert Iown-eud. III the
County Oi Jefferson, fD- tn. Counties Of ,Ic.ISr-
son, ClSlum, Island ana san Juan, and 10 answer
the complaint filed therein within sixty days
after the date Of the fiG>I publication Of This
III 1n-, or judgment by ds!aulJ viii be taken
against you, according TO ths prayer OF the COM
PiIint filed herein
Tao cause and general ngtFrc of the action j.
Is follows: The plaintiff, Francis ". Pettygroyc,
Sr-. brings This action 10 compel the defendant
Hiram q. Morse. to rc-ConYvy 10 him the W->i-
eru one half OF block eleven of Pc .Iyg!ovc's Ad-
ditiou 20 the CITY OF FO.t TOWNSEND; alleging
IN The complaint filed her in. that on the 18th
dag oi Juse, 4. d. 1873, the plaintiff and defend
ant eHlere! INTO ln a@rc2Gl:Jnt, ny Ih- terms OF
which Tie pialnt:H =-:eel 10 CnnVH= 10 the do
lcUGsut the a. os--sia- rGibsG pcOD4r;V log Tie
CuHsideIAt On that the dtf-n.idui wound. within
eight months i!Om said Gay. commence 10 build,
ana within one year from sHid day COMpic.c, the
erection cf a. dwelling house upon ill.,; lands
aforesaid: that plainfIG. in pursuance OF said
agreement. dI'. on sIid day. convey 10 the de
lcnddut III" ~aiI UnG-. and that the time I5u-
toned in said agreement has long since elapsed !:
thai defendant has never tuilt aid dwelling
house ~ sfoTes id. and still tails. Er@lcct, and
refuses to carry out his portion o: said agreement.
P.aiptih pIayS in the complaint that the defend
ant may h. compelled by the C0aTt to re-Convey
TO plaiUtif the ri! laH.is, and that in default
tEcrcOf The Court wi ! appoint Il commissioner
10 plakG such conveyance: aud plIiEtfd ask <
Judgment iOI his CrStS and Gi.barsementS herein
and fer all other relief that may BE cquiragle and
just.
-. Witness the Honorable r. \. jones'
So, Judge of said District Court, and the
I ! seal thereof, this oh day of May
49," \. D., 1857.
JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk
BEADsHAw & SACHS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
H;t,e Of nrst rubIiCatiOn A!gy l.. iSS1.
, 1887-06-30
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NOTICE.

PicSed M, small boat in Useless Bay, u feet
long. double cH'ier. cIiHkcT built, painted white.
bright vanished rail, U..ir OF rIIVani Zad rov
lochs attached. ANY one claiming such dcslrib d
boat can have her on payiu" ali expenses
EDWA ID OLIVER.
Useless Bay, May 9ih, 1851
, 1887-06-30
NOTICE.

SAN JUAN oUSrY, W. T. 50.
NJ O1ICE is hereby given. thai the uud-rsigu i
~ was, oG the 2Hh day of MAJ, 1857, duly a.
pointed adminstra or o The estate OF (:corSe II
Mcdonald, deceased, late of said county, All
persons having CldimS against the Il ceased nusr
present them 10 me, with the necessary vOuclI-
ers- n Friday iIarbor, in suii county. withi..
'ne year after the date and first GnD!iratfon of
this notice or Ec forever barred, and those in
dcbted 10 deceased viii plc;tsc come forward and
settle the sane. JOHN H. RDWMSN
Juhe--Wit Administrator.
, 1887-06-30
U.s.LAND OFFICE Ar OLYMPIA. VT.

.. 81 LAND OFFICE At UiYMPIA, W.T..
>-.. May IA. 1887.
Notice l. hereby given that VIII ~ SmnIlcy has
nIeu notlCe oi intention to make final proof be-
!oFe ! ne Judge or IN his absence the Clerk Of
lhS fIo,atG Court, Mt his Office. in Kew Dun
seiSSs, w. l., on saturday, the 2d day Of july
ior the w = of NE i and i !, of NYyI, of Sec
Is, Up ~ north, range i3 west.
lie names as Witnesses: Ole u. Nelson PETER
fishHr; John Sutherland, and Mcrial Whittier
all of Forks, w. I.
JOHN Y. OSTkANDER
Ragste of the Land Cflies
, 1887-06-30
UNrrrD srArEs DrsrHlcr LAxn OFFICE.

Olympia, ". T., May Il, il!S7
Notice is hereby given that ole p Me-
son has filed notice of iEteatian to make
nnal proof before lie Judge or in hi~ ais nee
tho Clerk of the Probate Court. AT his Office in
New Dnnseness. ". r.. on Friday, the 1st day
OF July. y. d. 1857. on Homestead Anpication
40 "4El. for The SW a of So. .. Tp. Is north
range II Wosl.
t!s names as wifne> se Peer Fiber, william
Smallry, John Sat herlurd and MerriaI WhittIcr
al Of Fork, W. = John Y. OSTRANDER
Register Of the and Ofiicr
, 1887-06-30
L. S. LAxD OFFICE At OLyup,, ".

L. S. LASD OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W. Tt
May Il. 1851.
Notire is hereby given that Fcier Fisher has
LIED notice OF intention 10 mas e final poof be
I0re ile Judge, or i'll his absence the CI-rk OF
Tie ffoD:ite CGrTt, AZ MS ofiiCc. III New D;iG-
Sen,ss, w. T.. on Saturday the 81 day of july
\. d.. 1sS7, on lIcmese cad Application No 5ss3
iof th9 y of Slsi4 of Sec. s: NE Il of NE Il of
sec, Il, an" NV Il of NV 1 ol Sec. l6, TIP. u
q Hr names IS witne- scS: Ole 7. Nelson, VIM
S.Glicy- Merial NhITtirT add John SuihcTIurd
all Of Forks, ". 7.
JOHN Y CSTRANDER
Register os the Land Chice
, 1887-06-30
Notice Ct Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
United States District Land Office, J
Olympia, Washington Territory. {

Olympia, Washington Territory.
To George Leslie Hill, and all whom it may con
Germ:
Notice Is hereby gwen hat, IN compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approved
June ). ls1S, emitted AN Act for tn sa Gt
Timber Lands in the States OF California, Or
gon, Nevada. an Washington Territory" IIaHi-
Hion d Carr, OF Clallam Co utV. Washington
Territory, has this day filed ia this utcS his ap-
phcaiion 10 purchase The SW 4 Of NV Il Of sec
tlon !, and lois !, >, and SE "A of Nj ! of sec
tlon :. IN towi ship 81 north. IA - l. west Of
the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all p TsoEs claiming adversely the
SAID described ! nd. ar any portion The C0f are
h$reoY required o file their claims in this office
within sixty (G1l days from date hereof
Given under my hand. at H!y OH CO. in Olympia
W. Il, this Goth day of May, \. D. 1887.
JOHN l. OSTRANDER
ib-i"w Register OF the Land Office.
, 1887-06-30
Saottle-Whatonm Rante.

The steamer w. *. NTcryYir. viii leayt
Seattle every SUNDAY, Tuesjsy and fhursda!
evening. at } O'clock, FOR WhRicom, calling NJ
Nukiiigo, TGIaiip, COupeyille. oak iIarh0r. Ut
saiady, Laconuc-. FiFalgo, Anaccrtes, -GUemes.
Samish. tairha"ri:, Belliucham and SehOme.
Retunin. VIII leave VIVA ON every Menday,
Wednesday and Friday ev, nings, ut . O'Clock
for seat =, calling 1T intermediate points Iht
way.
, 1887-06-30
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia. Hnshinrton Territory

May Il. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Martha j. smith
has fled notice OF intention TO make final proof
before the clerk Of Probato Court a; his office
IN New Dungeness, W. T., on FRIDAY, The 1st dag
OF July. A. u. 1851 on Pre-e.nption d. 5 No
icI2O. for the SE i Of SW a and 81 of Sc !. OF
Sec. s. and SW i OF SW ( of sec ., TIP. 28 \. II
west.
lie names as witnesses: Ole Nelson, Prter
Fisher, and VIM Smnil.e of Forks w T. au;l
Rev. X. l.. vernon of QuilGN ute. W Il.
JOHN Y. USTRANDER
lE6w Register O! the Land Office.
, 1887-06-30

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26
4 LITTLE BRAG.

One would have been excus ed for
thinking, after reading ingalls, speech
in the Senate on Monday, on the fish
cries bill, that the United States Con-
gress was about to do something which
would force Great Britain to declare war
against this republic. Indeed, all the
speeches had an odor of burnt powder
about them. And yet the bill is one of
the most harmless imaginable. There
is no suggestion of war in any line of it.,
and just how it is going to help the
American fishermen who are being
barred out Of Canadian waters. only the
statesmen who drafted the bill, can ex-
plain. AS the bill stands, it simply pro-
poses non-intercourse with Canada. 1t
does not assert the rights of Americans
under the treaty 10 take fish in the dis
puted waters, and leaves our fishermen
precisely where theCanadian authorities
placed them last year. If Canada
or Great Britain shall deem it
more advantageous to maintain
friendly commercial relations with the
United States, through the admission
of American fishermen to Canadian
waters, than to discontinue such rela-
tons and exclude American fishermen
8 medication of the new rules may be
made; otherwise, the bill which has
called forth so many defiant speeches
might as well have never been drawn.
1t is doubtless true that Canada
adopted her present policy out of pure
selighness. In dealing with other powers
nations are usually selfish. Canada
wants to control the American fish
merket, and puts an Interpretation on
the treaty which enables her to do so
up to the present time she has carried
her point. Whether or not she will con-
tinue 20 exercise her authority after the
present bill shall become law depends
upon whether or not she will regard
commercial intercourse with the United
States as more valuable to her than con-
troll Of the fisheries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

COUNCILLOR HUGHES, of the Idaho Leg.
stature, in letter advocating the an
nexation of the Territory to Nevada,
tries to show that it will be the financial
salvation of Idaho to be attached to
the Sagebrush State. He says that
every county in the Territory is in
debt, that few of them are holding their
own, and others are going deeper in
debt every year; that the Territorial
tax is so high as to be almost unbear-
able. and this year must be increased
10 meet the expenses. He doesn't state
the amount Of the Territorial indebted
ness. but does mention two items, one
of $500 for the Capitol and one OF
$4,000 on the insane asylum, on which
G per cent. interest is being paid. II
does look as if it would be good thing
for idaho if she could give herself away
to somebody. AS it has nothing to show
for its heavy taxation, and as matters
are going from bad to worse, it ought to
either give itself to some other State OF
Territory, or else call in somebody with
intelligence and honesty enough to
manage its affairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

THE FRENCH are represented as being
very indignant over the story told by
ex-Minister Washburne in the January
Scribner, in his "reminiscences of the
Siege of Paris" 1t would have pleased
the French better, perhaps, if Wash
hurne had said that. they licked the
Germans "all to pieces" and would have
literally erased Germany from the map
of Europe, if it hadn't been for the
humble supplications and earnest ap=
peals for mercy of Wilhelm and his
giddy minister Bismarck. A French
man hates to have his licking talked
about almost as much as he hates to be
licked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

On ONE day we are informed that
Secretary Lamar had an interview with
the President, presumably in regard to
Utah, and two days later We are
seriously told that the interview was
not satisfactory to Mr.. Lamar. Grave
and Startling news ike this, is liable TO
bring on revolution. The Secretary
of the Interior should be more cautious
about giving out information of a
character likely to disrupt the party if
It does not overturn the government it
self. But, come TO think the matter
over. perhaps the enterprising corre-
sponae t who sends our this incendia-v
news is an ass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

Mr.. EDWARD ATKINIoN, the stats Eician
and political economist, having shown
that the average production of each
man, woman and child in the United
States is 5000 per year, the Boston
Herald proceeds to show that it requires
the labor of 10000 persons to pay the
pensions, and suggests that this is "a
large army to be employed twenty-five
years after the close of the war to pay
for the wear and tear of the army that
fought the battles of four years" 1t
will now be in order to charge the
Boston Herald with lack of patriotism
and say it is wanting in proper respect
and affection for the men,who saved
the Union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26
THEY WILL FIGHT IT.

1t is among the probabilities that one
of ths,e DAYS the citizens OF this Terri
tory wlllhave an opportunity to vote on
the proposition of the admission OF
Utah to the Union; that is 70 say, to
say whether or not they are willing to
gJ into the Union as a State, under Ger
ttin conditions. These conditions will
be the adoption by the maioris y OF a
constitution which. viii be republican
in form, and contain provision prohib
ting polygamy IN the new State. We
say that such a thing is among the
probabilities, and believe it is among
the early ones. Unless we are mis- AIKEN
in a guess, within year, certainly
inside Of two years, such constitution
Will be spread before the people for
their adoption or rejection. and accord
ing as the majority decides Utah will at
once throw off Territorial vassalage,
and don the dignity and power OF an
American State, or will go along
as she has gone these MANY years,
being kicked and Gifted about, the
feeding ground of Federal carpet-bag-
gers, and the victim of uDprincipled
agilators and professional spoilsmen
When the proposition does come up.
we shall see how insincere is the claim
of a certain class of self-professed re-
formers, that they are here for the
good of the Territory; that they are
making sacrifice in staying here. and
that 1t is patriotism that actuates them.
Everyone of those. fellows will be found
opposing Statehood, with all his ability
and energy. Every one will vote against
the Constitution, though the latter be
more liberal in its provisions, more re-
publican in form and more generous to
minorities than any State Constitution
in the land. and though it contain a
clause forbidding forever the practice OF
polygamy or higamy in the proposed
State. If they could frame the Consti.
tuition themselves. they would yet vote
against its adoption. They will vote
against Statehood under any reasonable
conditions and circumstances. And
why2 Because, with Utah State, the
occupation of the adventures
would be gone; the people would
then govern themselves, would
fill the Offices land manage
their affairs in the way de.
cided upon by the majority. There
would be no place for the spoilsmen
and Utah would ne longer present
rich field fori the operations of I'M
principled men and hungry, unworthy
Office seekers. Perfect and generous
as the Constitution may be, and in
consistent as their opposition will be
the men who are protesting only 6
desire to see polygamy abolished, only
a wish to see the Territory redeemed
and Americanized, will be found lead
ing the fight against the adoption Of
the Constitution and against Statehood
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

9N THE 21st instant the appeal OF
Fred Hopt, from the Supreme Court OF
this Territory to the Supreme Court of
the United States, was submitted in
the latter tribunal. A decision, will
probably be given in the course of two
or three weeks, and if the opinion
should happen to sustain the local
court, the murderer may be executed
sometime within the century in which
his brutal crime was committed. Two
or three times the United States
Supreme Court has sent this case back
for new trial, but it is generally be-
lieved now that the judgment of the
Utah court will be affirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26

II THE woodcuts of the face of Nina
Van zandt, the Chicago girl who wants
to marry Anarchist Spies. are correct
licensees. her people and the officers
are indeed cruel in putting any obstacles
In the way OF the match. 1t is not likely
that the poor girl will ever have an
other chance to marry, unless she
should happen to run across another
fellow about to be hanged,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-26
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